How to Deal with Excessive Interior Noise in a Car?
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There are four solutions to car noise: 1. Engine Noise: The vehicle engine is a source of noise, and its noise production varies with the engine speed. Solution: High-grade sound-absorbing foam materials can be installed on the engine hood, which not only suppresses vibrations caused by the hood but also absorbs a significant amount of noise, with noticeable effects. 2. Tire Noise: Tire noise is generated by the friction between the tires and the road surface during high-speed driving. The level of tire noise depends on road and vehicle conditions; worse road conditions result in louder tire noise. Additionally, there is a significant difference in tire noise between asphalt and concrete roads. Solution: Tire noise is a type of structural noise, primarily caused by vibrations. The most reasonable solution is vibration damping. Adding damping plates along with sound-absorbing mats can effectively address road and tire noise. 3. Wind Noise: Wind noise occurs when the pressure of the wind encountered during high-speed driving exceeds the sealing resistance of the car doors, allowing it to enter the interior. The faster the driving speed, the louder the wind noise. Solution: Install or replace door sealing strips. Since sealing strips are rubber products, they can age over time, leading to reduced sound insulation and sealing effectiveness. 4. Body Structure Noise: This is mainly influenced by two factors: the vibration transmission method of the body structure and the noise generated by metal components of the body under internal and external forces. Solution: This issue rarely occurs in new cars. It is important to check whether the screws of body components have become loose. Generally, tightening the screws or replacing the parts can resolve the problem.
